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Question: We'd like to fill in our long expanse of yard fencing with climbing vines. We are limited by 40-foot live oaks that cut off the sun but surely something works in the shade and heat!

Pergolas do more than provide protection from the sun. Planting and encouraging the growth of vines to cover a pergola creates a living canopy that maximises a property's outdoor potential. News ...

First, I cut pieces of 2x8 stock, to attach to the bottom of the pergola posts facing the shade. I drilled out a 11/4-in hole with a hole saw, and fastened the blocks with the deck screws.

Spend a little time training your vines, and you’ll end up with good coverage on your trellis or fence. Here are some great native flowering vines for you to try, Passionflower ...

Not only does this pergola provide shade, but it also carves out an inviting space that rivals any living room—especially when outfitted in comfy furniture. See more at Brooklyn Limestone.

Vines are versatile and unique landscape plants. They can soften and link architectural structures such as pergolas, arbors, buildings, fences and arches to the gardens around them. They can provide ...

Star (Confederate) jasmine, an evergreen that produces fragrant white spring flowers, will grow in shade with no direct rays. So will English and Algerian ivies. kathy.huber@chron.com Jan 16, 2008 ...